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Request a Custom Streetwear Quote
Tell GRAPHFORGE what you want to produce. Our direct B2B manufacturing team can evaluate custom streetwear and printed T-shirt needs, from samples to large-volume orders.
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Please provide details so we can quote accurately.
The more specific your needs, the faster we can understand the process, production plan, and next steps for your brand, team, club, or event.
Before contacting us
Clear requirements make the first reply more valuable.
You don't need to finalize every detail. Even a brief idea helps us ask the right questions and assess your production needs.
- 01Product DirectionPlease describe the garment style, fit, and reference look.
- 02Quantity & TimelinePlease provide your estimated quantity and target delivery time.
- 03Print DetailsPlease describe print placement, print technique, wash, and finishing plans.
- 04Branding RequirementsPlease provide labels, packaging, and any design files or links.
FAQ
Common questions before contacting us.
Can GRAPHFORGE handle end-to-end custom streetwear production from sampling to bulk?
Yes. GRAPHFORGE provides end-to-end B2B production support for custom styles, fabrics, fits, prints, labels, and packaging. Specific solutions will be confirmed after assessing your needs.
What information do I need to provide when requesting a quote?
Product type, estimated quantity, fabric or weight, fit, wash method, print placement and technique, labels, packaging, target timeline, and design files are the most valuable starting points.
Can you produce printed T-shirts based on my design artwork?
Yes. Please provide your design artwork or a link, along with your expected print placement and any preferred techniques. The production team will then evaluate the request.
What is the minimum order quantity for custom orders?
MOQ depends on the product, fabric, print technique, and order details. Please share your expected quantity and the team can confirm a suitable plan for you.
Do I need to prepare a full tech pack?
Not necessarily. Clear references and production direction are a good starting point. If any specs are missing, the team can identify what needs to be confirmed next.